Name: Verb &#8216;to do&#8217;: frequent uses
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"Do" como verbo ordinario

Tiene el significado de "hacer" y se comporta como cualquier otro verbo (añade -s en la tercera persona del singular del presente, necesita del auxiliar do para la forma negativa e interrogativa...).

"Do" como verbo auxiliar

"Do" como verbo auxiliar se usa para:

1 Las formas negativa e interrogativa.

She doesn´t like football.

No le gusta el fútbol.

Did he go to the cinema?

¿Fue al cine?

They do not do their tasks.

No hacen sus tareas.

2 Las llamadas respuestas cortas.

Do you go to the cinema every Sunday?

Yes I do/ No, I don´t.

3 Las question tags.

You don´t smoke, do you?

Tú no fumas ¿verdad?

4 Sustituir a otro verbo.

He doesn´t like football but I do.

No le gusta el fútbol pero a mí sí.

5 Dar énfasis.

I did love her.

La quise.

Do be quiet.

Estaos quietos.

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Verb 'to do': frequent uses

Usos "to do"

"Do" como verbo ordinario

"Do" como verbo auxiliar

Ejercicios

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Verb 'to do': frequent uses

Usos "to do"

"Do" como verbo ordinario

"Do" como verbo auxiliar

Ejercicios

Publicar un comentario

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